How to identify a White Sucker
White suckers can be identified by a noticeable protuberant and downward pointing mouth with thick lips covered with small bumps.  The body is shaped like a torpedo and cylindrical with fairly small scales.  Colors may vary but generally have dark green, coppery-brown backs with lighter brownish to silver scales along its body.  White suckers may be found with coarse bumps on the head, anal and caudal fins.

Where to catch Sucker
White suckers are freshwater fish found in the upper Midwest and Northeast in North America, can also be caught as far south as Georgia and New Mexico in the south and west.